Podcasts about I Am Bread

February 16 - Digital AppetiteMain Idea: In the first temptation, Jesus is tempted to turn stones into bread. He's “click baited.” He's hungry and this temptation speaks to the appetite we all have for things that quickly satisfy our impulses. Technology is designed to make us into captive consumers enslaved to being able to get what we want as soon as we want it. It tempts us to leapfrog God and our dependence upon God. Jesus says he lives on his Father's word. We have to remember that technology cannot meet our profound needs. We resist this by finding fulfillment and contentment in God's provision and our identity in Christ. Trusting that God is our ultimate need fulfiller.Scripture: Matthew 4:1-11; John 6:35 (I Am Bread of Life)

I AM Bread of Life By Archie Gilmer

Episode #314 of BGMania: A Video Game Music Podcast. Delays, delays, delays, but we're back. This week on the show, Bryan and Bedroth from RPGera whip up some of their famous baked goods and celebrate the Thanksgiving season with the Great BGMania Baking Show! Email the show at bgmaniapodcast@gmail.com with requests for upcoming episodes, questions, feedback, comments, concerns, or whatever you want! Special thanks to our Executive Producers: Jexak & Xancu. EPISODE PLAYLIST AND CREDITS Home from Undertale [Toby Fox, 2015] Turkey Day from Animal Crossing: New Horizons [Kazumi Totaka, Yasuaki Iwata, Yumi Takahashi, Shinobu Nagata, Sayako Doi & Masato Ohashi, 2020] Action Type A from Yoshi's Cookie [Akira Satou, Nobuya Ikuta & Noriko Nishizaka, 1993] Zess T.'s Cooking from Paper Mario: The Thousand Year Door [Yoshito Hirano & Yuka Tsujiyoko, 2004] Garlic Bread from Bonnie's Bakery: Fresh Ingredients [Arsparkion, 2023] Brownie Town Theme from Fat Princess [Robb Mills, 2009] Haulin' Buns from Cook, Serve, Delicious! 3 [Jonathan Geer, 2020] Cranberry Crisis + Crusader + Crackdown + Crossbow from Copy Kitty [Azure Lazuline, 2018] Pumpkin Pie from The Sims 3 [Steve Jablonsky & Pieter A. Schlosser feat. Evan Taubenfeld, 2009] Primo from River City Girls 2 [Megan McDuffee, 2022] Game Intro from Comic Bakery [Martin Galway, 1984] Sliced Bread from Boomerang Fu [Paul Kopetko, Zorsy & Marskye, 2020] Oliver Age 24 - I Am Bread from I Am Bread [Black Heron feat. Oliver Age 24, 2015] Thanksgiving from Madden NFL 19 [John Debney, 2018] SUPPORT US Patreon: https://patreon.com/rpgera CONTACT US Website: https://rpgera.com Discord: https://discord.gg/cC73Heu Twitch: https://twitch.tv/therpgera Twitter: https://twitter.com/OriginalLDG Instagram: https://instagram.com/bryan.ldg/ Facebook: https://facebook.com/leveldowngaming RPGERA PODCAST NETWORK Very Good Music: A VGM Podcast The Movie Bar --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/bgmania/message

We kick off the show wondering what we should do for episode 500, but ultimately decided we should leave it up to the community! Be sure to let us know in the Discord! Ryan then moves into his final thoughts on Life is Strange: True Colors after completing the game (Special thanks to Square Enix for providing a review code). Jocelyn on the other hand has jumped into the sequel to I Am Bread, titled I Am Fish. In the news we have another Activision Blizzard update where the SEC is investigating, with a few more high profile departures from the company for good measure. Moving into lighter news, God of War director explains why the Norse Saga is only two chapters, and Pokemon Company announces Pokemon Trading Card Game LIVE.

EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEE muito boa noite, bom dia, boa tarde, boa madrugada, boa tudo para todos vocês meus queridos e minhas queridas ouvintes, no Drops desta semana, viemos falar do divertidíssimo e estressante I Am Bread, do tão ruim que é bom Press X To Not Die, da curta porém excelente Demo de Little Nightmares 2 e mais impressões de Cyberpunk 2077, espero que gostem e fui....Email para contato, dúvidas, sugestões, críticas e qualquer coisa: cafeteriacast@gmail.com Sabia que estamos no youtube também, segue o link do Canal CafeteriaPlay: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCg3pCH6yo4_7Wi4zzDOX9Kw?.. Da uma olhadinha no nosso canal da Twitch e aproveita e segue a gente:www.twitch.tv/cafeteriaplay Segue a gente no twitter também:@wallaceWspinola@vitorm94s@GabySpinola01.... ... ..... .. .Quadro vetor criado por gstudioimagen - br.freepik.comFundo vetor criado por dooder - br.freepik.comLogotipo vetor criado por Creative_hat - br.freepik.comProjeto vetor criado por macrovector_official - br.freepik.comVintage vetor criado por freepik - br.freepik.com

This week The Sim King, Trophy Guide writer, English language manipulator of dope lines, super awesome dude with a wicked sense of humour ImStylinOnYaBro drops in for a chat. We take a look at Physic based games, Accessibility and discuss the wonderfully crafted guides of the WWA and Construction Simulator 3. As we approach guide of the year considerations there is really only one candidate platforming on the rhyme, we can throw our endorsement without reinforcement, so do your part, let's give him carte blanche, now sit back enjoy a snack this ain't no almanac it's Push2Plat. Coverage includes : Assetto Corsa, I Am Bread, Bee Simulator, Idle Champions of The Forgotten Realms, My Universe - School Teacher plus plenty more Come say Hi at Push2Plat Discord : discord.gg/77AANTw Want to support us check out our Push2Plat Podcast's Patreon Page www.patreon.com/user?u=30056040 Push2Plat wishes to thank all our Patreon supporters without your support this show would not be possible. Push2 Plat acknowledges the continued support of all our Patreons with special thanks to our Producers and Warriors below. Patreon Producers ZadorVp, Redbeard-Rik, Ready to E-Beg, Emzynitro_ Patreon Warriors DatOneSeagull, Twitter @push2plat Email us at push2plat@gmail.com Jump in to our Playstation 4 Community Push2Plat Platinum Club for all our weekly plat shoutouts. ImStylinOnYaBro can be found on PSN playing under the handle ImStylinOnYaBro Twitter @ImStylinOnYaBro Youtube : https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCLVpf9kXw6aGZqGWuxplzVQ?view_as=subscriber Cj can be found on PSN : AffectatiousDonk or Gwyn'sCandle on Xbox Twitter : @AffectatiousCj Push2Plat is written, conceived and edited by Cj with audio production in Adobe Audition

While we scrape out our brain matter for other ideas to fill in some discussions time, we drag in one of our old buddies Ryan to answer questions about beer, video games, and the foosball game that kicks off the fall season, NFL2K5.... whoops, I mean Madden 21. Strap in for an inquisition of epic proportions, as we wonder all the while, why the heck we should buy ANOTHER one of these installments. Also, we regurgitate on the digital Gamescom show from last week, along the way discussing 24 hours of Seal, our Marvel Avengers worries, and whether or not Donkey Kong Country is better than "just fine". Rest in Power, king.

For this episode, we talk about our expectations for the new Microsoft Flight Sim, Pikmin 3 making the jump to Nintendo Switch and the G4 tv network making a return. Then in what we've been playing I get full of gluten with I Am Bread while Madcap goes over the finer points of the retro title Blaster Master Zero and the cult indie hit Hollow Knight. All that and more on this episode of Bits!

New IPs galore this week, as Ben and Trevor Click Pitch (and Click Picture) their way to ideas such as: a world divided between humans and baked goods a Farmer's Olympics involving mostly gourds an intelligent toupee trying to take down the presidency a slug and a snail become the best of friends a sequel to I Am Bread (with zombies) and more!

Orca is a visual programming environment for making music. Except it's not graphical, it's just text arranged in a grid. Except it doesn't actually make music, it just silently emits digital events across time. When you first see it, it's utterly alien. When you start to learn how it works and why, the logic of it all snaps into place, and it becomes a thrilling case study for authors of live programming environments and interactive media tools. Devine Lu Linvega, Orca's creator, struck a wonderful balance between flashy style and significant utility. Orca is typically encountered as an inky black and seafoam green alphabet soup, pulsating to some species of broody electronic industrial throb. But it is also a forgiving learning environment that doesn't crash, puts code and data together in the same space, lets you directly manipulate code and data interchangeably, allows generous recovery from mistakes, and supports discovery through freeform play. I invited Devine to come on the show specifically to brain dump about the design process of Orca, how he started the project and built it up to what it is today. During our three-hour conversation we wound up talking a lot about all the other tools he's created, and you can hear that discussion on last month's episode. This time it's all Orca — inspirations, execution model, operators, interface, system design, ports & reimplementations, interactions with other tools, and the community. This episode contains many snippets of music, as examples of what you can make using Orca. All of it was created by Devine, and is available on his Youtube channel. If you like a particular piece and want to hear the full thing — and see exactly how Devine made it — they are all linked in the transcript at the point that they appear in the show. So just scroll and skim, or search the transcript for some phrase that neighbours the song you want to find. Quote of the show: "It's for children. The documentation fits in a tweet, basically." Links Devine Lu Linvega is our guest. He and his partner Rekka funnel their lives and creativity into Hundred Rabbits. Devine has created countless tools, but Orca is the focus of today's episode. He also appeared on the previous episode. Support them on Patreon, so they can keep making amazing things like Orca. At the dawn of time, Devine was inspired to make a game by misunderstanding an Autechre music video. I don't know which one he meant, but here's a classic. And, why not, here's my favourite song of theirs. Yes, that's one song. Put on some big headphones and play it loud while you read, debug, sleep, drive, trip, what have you. In the theme of creation through misunderstanding, Orca was inspired by a misunderstanding of Tidal. It's not mentioned in the episode, but I wanted to link to this Tidal remix (By Lil Data, aka FoC community member Jack Armitage) of a song by Charli XCX. This remix slaps, but... you can't really feel what the music is going to do based on the code, hey? Rami Ismail hosted a year long game jam, for which Devine and a friend created a little block-based puzzle game named Pico, which would eventually become Orca. Sam Aaron created the music coding tool Sonic Pi, which is included by default with Raspbian. It reminded Devine a little bit of Processing without the compile time, and seemed similar to Xcode's Playgrounds. Dwarf Fortress, ADOM (Ancient Domains of Mystery), and other Roguelike games are precursors to the 2D character grid of Orca. The code structures you create resemble the patterns in Game of Life. Learning how to read Orca code is like learning to read the code in The Matrix. Orca's traveling N E S W operators are likened to Rube Goldberg machines, rolling ball sculptures, and the Incredible Machine. Orca is a language that uses "bangs", a concept borrowed from Max/MSP and Pure Data. Devine also made a similar looking flow-based web framework called Riven. Generative music arguably went mainstream with In C by Terry Riley. Here is the definitive recording, and here is one of my favourite renditions. While you can make generative music with Max/MSP, or Ableton Live, Orca offers a much richer, easier approach. The Chrome version of Orca is easy to get up and running with no dependencies, thanks to web platform features like WebMIDI and WebAudio— much easier than tools like Tidal or Extempore, especially if you use Orca's companion synthesizer app Pilot. Orca is so simple that it's been ported to Lua and C. The C version runs nicely on the Norns, which is a little sound computer by Monome. Ivan recently listened to a fantastic interview with Miller Puckette (creator of Max and Pure Data), which sparked curiosity about realtime scheduling for live-coded music tools. Orca's Euclid operator U was inspired by the Euclidean Circles synth module. The community around Orca largely grew out of the "lines" community, a forum started by Monome. They make a lot of pieces you can use as part of a modular synthesizer rig — you know, one of those giant cabled monsters used by the likes of Tangerine Dream in the 70s. People still do that, and it's better than ever. It seems like all node-and-wire visual programming languages, like Origamiand Node-RED, are perpetuating certain conventions borrowed from modular synthesis without any awareness of that history and the limitations it imposes. This makes your humble host a touch grumpy. The THX deep note was an early example of the wild polyphony afforded by computer-synthesized audio, as opposed to the limited polyphony or even monophony of analog synthesizers. You can use Orca to control Unity, which is neat. You can use it to play QWOP, which is nuts. Speaking of QWOP, it's part of a whole genre of hard-to-control games like Surgeon Simulator, Octodad, I Am Bread. Devine has used Kdenlive and Blender to edit videos, since they're both really good (for an open source programs). Better than editing just with FFmpeg. Remember when Jack Rusher said "Orcal"? Yeah, good times. The transcript for this episode was sponsored by Repl.it. They're amazing, and seeing stories like this just melts my heart. Email jobs@repl.it if you'd like to work on the future of coding and, hey, help kids discover the joy of computing. For the full transcript go to https://futureofcoding.org/episodes/045#full-transcript

Henrique Olifiers has been in the game industry for more than 30 years working on web-based games, massive multiplayer games, and social games. He is currently the CEO of the award-winning Bossa Studios, which are the makers of Surgeon Simulator, Monstermind and I Am Bread. Now they are currently working on Worlds Adrift, a sandbox MMO with real-time physics where you band together to build sky ships and explore floating islands of a shattered world. We discuss: Made games since he was a kid in school in a third world country. The games were in cassette tapes! I didn’t know there was even such a thing. Do 2-day game jams every single month at his company There are no oversaturation of good games Think about marketing from the beginning It’s not the players job to know how hard game development is Be wary of people that say or post something as gospel Excitement for AI that changes the game experience for each type of player and much more… *** If you enjoy the podcast, would you please consider leaving a short review on Apple Podcasts/iTunes? It takes less than 60 seconds, and it really makes a difference in ranking higher. Do me a huge favor and subscribe to the podcast if you felt inspired and love this content. Sign up for Tony's email newsletter at gamedevloadout.com/subscribe Follow Tony: Twitter: twitter.com/gamedevloadout Facebook: facebook.com/gamedevloadout Linkedin: https://www.linkedin.com/in/chantony/

Roberta Lucca founded Bossa Studios in the basement of a circus school with a few friends. Millions of downloads later, Bossa Studios is a multi-million pound, BAFTA-winning business with hits to its name like Surgeon Simulator, I Am Bread and Worlds Adrift. In the final episode in Season One of Women Tech Charge Roberta talks to Anne Marie about what it takes to make a hit game, how she harnesses her teams' creativity through 'game jams', and why the games industry needs more women.Visit Bossa Studios at www.bossastudios.com. Follow them on Twitter at @bossastudiosRobert Lucca is on Twitter @betalucca1. Her YouTube channel is BetaLuccaAnne-Marie Imafidon is on twitter @aimafidon and Instagram @notyouraverageamiFor more from the Evening Standard visit www.standard.co.ukOn Twitter: @eveningstandardOn Facebook hereAsk your smart speaker to 'play the news from the Evening Standard' See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On today's tired, unenthusiastic, probably best to skip it show, Marc talks about I Am Bread, Turok, and more Apex Legends, including something crazy that happened to them for the first time, and oatmeal is partially to blame. Also, a few random movies. Anyway, something-something dead inside and red on fries (...I don't know), cheers and enjoy the anime-zing(ly seriously, don't bother with it) show. Anyway, that's it and that's all folks. If you're feeling extra generous, you can become a patron, donate a little something-something, or subscribe to show your support for the site, the plentiful podcasts, the various videos, the absurd art, and all of the other nonsense we make over here at Pixelated Sausage. Thanks for being a fan.

On today's tired, unenthusiastic, probably best to skip it show, Marc talks about I Am Bread, Turok, and more Apex Legends, including something crazy that happened to them for the first time, and oatmeal is partially to blame. Also, a few random movies. Anyway, something-something dead inside and red on fries (...I don't know), cheers and enjoy the anime-zing(ly seriously, don't bother with it) show. The Talking Points: Apex Legends, I Am Bread, Turok, Gems of War, Mary Poppins (1964), Mary Poppins Returns (2018), Avatar (2009)

Episode 482 Topics Include:- Daily drawings and video games- I Am Bread- Is Henry Cavill leaving the Superman franchise?- Is Henry Cavill leaving the Superman franchise even news?- This Week In Trailers:     - Daredevil season 3          - SIDETRACK: Could the rumors be true? Is Iron Fist season 2...good?- What We've Been Reading:     - Amazing Spider-Man #5     - Cemetery Beach #1     - Mystery Science Theater 3000: The Comic #1     - Thanos Wins TPB          - SIDETRACK: The life and times of Cosmic Ghost Rider- What We've Been Watching:     - Better Call Saul 4x06 (00:59:05 - 01:10:19)     - American Psycho     - Assault On Precinct 13     - Army Of Darkness     - Antiviral     - Secretary- Featured Movie Review: A Few Good Men          - SIDETRACK: How much clout does Demi Moore have in Hollywood?- Featured Movie Review: Dressed To Kill          - SIDETRACK: Is Sixteen Candles a classic, or is it just riding The Breakfast Club's coat tails?Running Time: 2 hours, 23 minutesEpisode Songs:Warmonger - HateradeFlyin - HateradeThis Podcast May Include Some Explicit Language...It Also Most Likely Contains Some SpoilersListen to the podcast via streaming audio by clicking HERE

Ian, Dan, Chris, and Allison put on their silly hats (only) to talk about the Game Brew's favorite silly games in the first half of the show, and in the second half, the guys stage an intervention for Allison's League of Legends problem (there might also be some discussion about how updates have changed gaming). Also, since we're drinking Ommegang's Abbey Ale, trigger warning for anyone who might be worried about us mispronouncing the word "anise". We're real sorry about that. We also mention: Octopath Traveler, Mario + Rabbids: Kingdom Battle, League of Legends, Kerbal Space Program, Golf With Friends, Tabletop Simulator, Aviary Attorney, Borderlands 2, Hatoful Boyfriend, Octodad, Goat Simulator, I Am Bread, World of Warcraft, Diablo 3, No Man's Sky, Sea of Thieves, Destiny 2, and Fortnite  

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Hop in your favorite chair, fire up your favorite game, and go on an adventure with Goose Island IPA and The Game Brew Crew as they discuss how sound design affects your gaming experience, and traversal mechanics in gaming - how getting from A to B can be great or absolutely abysmal. Also discussed:  I Am Bread, Doom, Goat Simulator, Grand Theft Auto, Assassins Creed, Dead Space, Resident Evil, Bioshock, Okami, Prey, Abzu, Zelda Breath of the Wild, & many much more!  

Ian, Chris, Alex, and Dan gather by the Yule Log to celebrate a Very GamBrew Christmas! They discuss games that have switched genre, holiday gaming memories, and they play another round of White Elephant Gift Giving. They merrily chug Avery's Old Jubilation Ale, while they longingly consider the absence of Will. They also mention The Sexy Brutale, Tabletop Simulator, Settlers of Catan, D&D, Destiny 2, Battlefront 2, Hyrule Warriors, Dynasty Warriors Gundam, Dynasty Warrior 4, Resident Evil Series, Die Hard Trilogy, Super Mario RPG, Mario vs. Rabbid: Kingdom Battle, Metroid Prime, Luigi's Mansion, Crash Bandicoot Racing, Mario Kart, Wacky Wheels, Fallout Series, Tony Hawk: Pro Skater, Tobal No. 1, The Bouncer, Call of Duty: World at War, Mage: The Awakening, Vampire: The Masquerade, Gears of War, Doom, Jettomero: Hero of the Universe, I Am Bread, Okami HD, Prey

Henrique Olifiers - "When someone ask you during an interview or process. Have you made a game? Have you made a mod? Have you made anything? Can I see it? It doesn't matter the quality of what you have done. It doesn't have to be the best game ever. That's not about it. It's about initiative. It's about having gone through the hardship to put that together. That already puts you above 99% of the people who are competing with you for the same thing." Henrique Olifiers has been in the game industry for more than 30 years working on web-based games, massive multiplayer games, and social games. He is currently the CEO of the award-winning Bossa Studios, which are the makers of Surgeon Simulator, Monstermind and I Am Bread. Now they are currently working on Worlds Adrift, a sandbox MMO with real-time physics where you band together to build skyships and explore floating islands of a shattered world. We discuss: Made games since he was a kid in school in a third world country. The games were in cassette tapes! I didn't know there was even such a thing.Do 2-day game jams every single month at his companyThere are no oversaturation of good gamesThink about marketing from the beginningIt's not the players job to know how hard game development isBe wary of people that say or post something as gospelExcitement for AI that changes the game experience for each type of playerand much more...Connect: Bossa StudiosWorlds AdriftTwitter: @OlifiersCompany Twitter: @bossastudiosResources: Book: A Theory of Fun for Game Design by Raph KosterBook: The Art of Game Design: A Book of Lenses by Jesse SchellMentorsYoutube

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The clubhouse A/C broke, and it got so hot during the recording of this episode that your nice hosts started to get a little delirious.But before they completely melted down, Mark talked about how Enemy AI can be a great tool for both level design and narrative design, Stephen collaborated on a discussion about co-op games, and Martha shared her excitement about the recently held Summer Games Done Quick speedrunning event.Discuss this episode on Reddit using this thread at r/gamedev!Stephen is on Twitter @leonyx03Some highlights from Mark's VR night!highlight 1highlight 2highlight 3 Enemy AI 0:03:00 Mark LaCroixGame DesignDesign Club - Super Mario Bros: Level 1-1 - How Super Mario Mastered Level Desi… - Extra Credits, YouTubeNobody dies on the first goomba - Sephzilla, Destructoid2007 AiGameDev.com Awards: Technical Innovation in Game AIEnemy design and enemy AI for melee combat systems - Bart Vossen, Game DeveloperAnalysing Mario to Master Super Mario Maker - Game Maker's Toolkit, YouTubeChip's Challenge:1A - Zabrush Cimahi, YouTubeSaltybet - Twitchseebotschat - TwitchThe Perfect Organism | The AI of Alien: Isolation - Tommy Thompson, AI and GamesA Thousand Tiny Details: Emergent Storytelling in Slime Rancher - Steven Lumpkin, TwitterPeople Have Discovered The Perfect Way To Mess With Your Cat - Rachael Krishna, BuzzfeedMeet the Artist Using Ritual Magic to Trap Self-Driving Cars - Beckett Mufson, Vice Co-op Games 0:29:40 Stephen McGregorGamingMartha asked Mark to cut a part out of this section, but Stephen edited this episode, so...Overcooked: How To Make Co-op Cookery Fun - Philippa Warr, Rock Paper ShotgunMiyamoto talks Super Mario Galaxy co-op - Alexander Sliwinski, Engadget Speedrunning 0:47:42 Martha MegarryGamingAwesome Games Done QuickSpeedDemosArchiveOcarina of Time - Skip 99% of Traveling Across the Field - Swordless Link, YouTubeThe Man Who Does The Impossible in Super Mario 64 - Patricia Hernandez, KotakuSpeedrunning RulesBlindfolded speedrun race - Noko Online, YouTubeI can't believe this actually happened (glitch discovered during blindfolded sp… - Tokyoboi, YouTubeKotaku's speedrun articles - KotakuIntelligent Qube by caneofpacci - Games Done Quick, YouTubeTASBot plays Brain Age by micro500, xy2_ in 20:06 -  - Games Done Quick, YouTubeWorld Record Progression: Super Mario World - Summoning Salt, YouTube0:00 / 29:59 I Am Bread by Blood_Thunder in 20:50 - Games Done Quick, YouTube0:00 / 1:06:01 The Talos Principle by Azorae in 58:16  - Games Done Quick, YouTubeTomb Raider: Underworld hard mode - Jarek, Speed Demos ArchiveYes, you can speedrun in FingeanceNew Trick Has Ocarina of Time Speedrunners Debating What A Glitch Actually Is - Heather Alexandra, Kotaku

The clubhouse A/C broke, and it got so hot during the recording of this episode that your nice hosts started to get a little delirious. But before they completely melted down, Mark talked about how Enemy AI can be a great tool for both level design and narrative design, Stephen collaborated on a discussion about co-op games, and Martha shared her excitement about the recently held Summer Games Done Quick speedrunning event. Discuss this episode on Reddit using this thread at r/gamedev! Stephen is on Twitter @leonyx03 Some highlights from Mark's VR night! highlight 1 highlight 2 highlight 3 Enemy AI 0:03:00 Mark LaCroix Category Game Design Design Club - Super Mario Bros: Level 1-1 - How Super Mario Mastered Level Desi… - Extra Credits , YouTube “Nobody dies on the first goomba” - Sephzilla , Destructoid 2007 AiGameDev.com Awards: Technical Innovation in Game AI “Enemy design and enemy AI for melee combat systems” - Bart Vossen , Gamautra 2 “Analysing Mario to Master Super Mario Maker” - Game Maker's Toolkit , YouTube Chip’s Challenge:1A - Zabrush Cimahi , YouTube Saltybet - Twitch seebotschat - Twitch “The Perfect Organism | The AI of Alien: Isolation” - Tommy Thompson , AI and Games “A Thousand Tiny Details: Emergent Storytelling in Slime Rancher" - Steven Lumpkin , Twitter “People Have Discovered The Perfect Way To Mess With Your Cat” - Rachael Krishna , Buzzfeed Meet the Artist Using Ritual Magic to Trap Self-Driving Cars - Beckett Mufson , Vice 2 Co-op Games 0:29:40 Stephen McGregor Category Gaming Martha asked Mark to cut a part out of this section, but Stephen edited this episode, so... Overcooked: How To Make Co-op Cookery Fun - Philippa Warr , Rock Paper Shotgun “Miyamoto talks Super Mario Galaxy co-op” - Alexander Sliwinski , Engadget Speedrunning 047:42 Martha Megarry Category Gaming Awesome Games Done Quick SpeedDemosArchive “Ocarina of Time - Skip 99% of Traveling Across the Field” - Swordless Link , YouTube “The Man Who Does The Impossible in Super Mario 64” - - Patricia Hernandez , Kotaku Speedrunning Rules Blindfolded speedrun race - Noko Online , YouTube “I can't believe this actually happened” (glitch discovered during blindfolded … - Tokyoboi , YouTube Kotaku’s speedrun articles - Kotaku “Intelligent Qube by caneofpacci” - Games Done Quick , YouTube TASBot plays Brain Age by micro500, xy2_ in 20:06 - - Games Done Quick , YouTube “World Record Progression: Super Mario World” - Summoning Salt , YouTube 0:00 / 29:59 I Am Bread by Blood_Thunder in 20:50 - Games Done Quick , YouTube 0:00 / 1:06:01 The Talos Principle by Azorae in 58:16 - Games Done Quick , YouTube Tomb Raider: Underworld hard mode - Jarek , Speed Demos Archive Yes, you can speedrun in Fingeance New Trick Has Ocarina of Time Speedrunners Debating What A Glitch Actually Is - Heather Alexandra , Kotaku

The boys welcome horror aficionado Dave Mombert onto the show to discuss horror in video games, and what helps make them scarier then movies of the same genre. They also talk some Breath of the Wild, Diablo III, and Horizon: Zero Dawn. Plus, Justin "rolls" through his time with I Am Bread. 

We mentioned in the last podcast that there was an unused recording from December which we might pull some bits out of.  Well, in true Plain Lazy fashion, we've ripped big chunks and cobbled it together as if it was a brand new episode!  To at least give you some hope that we're not fleecing your time with old, out of date rubbish, we got Stuart Cullen to come back and talk to us about Scotch Corner's latest content.  Hit up the link to your favourite podcast provider or just go old skool and download it from here to find out what else we're covering this time. Listen to this episode of the Codec Call to hear: Matt's thoughts on PlayStation VR A Glaswegian waxing lyrical about I Am Bread, eSports and Sniper Elite 4 How Andy's discovered the world of Skyrim Whether we're seeking legal counsel over #CodecMomentum and some bad pretending that we've actually prepped for the recording (see the post closing theme reveal for what we nearly forgot to talk about)

Things get pretty random and spontaneous in this one. We reflect on our cringey, high-pitched pre-pubescent voices, discuss some bowling shenanigans and the joys of Netflix! (#notsponsoredbutNetflixifyoureinterestedthenhitusup)   00:44 - Pre-pubescent voices 04:35 - Bowling 05:55 - Meeting another “The Weekly Planet” fan 09:00 - The Wii 11:00 - Sleeping at 9pm 17:04 - Stranger Things (Netflix) 19:00 - Abs loves babies 19:53 - Rahuel hates children 21:40 - Death Note 26:00 - I Am Bread 28:25 - PS4 vs. Xbox One 31:50 - Netflix vs. DVDs 35:20 - Pretty Little Liars 37:30 - Signing out   Gamesphere: Facebook Link Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/threeouttafive/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Three0uttaFive YT Channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCIpp8O_7l1S8L_eM3e_Gmaw  

They call them THE LADS Michael… Link to the Cast is back, and in our 40 the episode we’re asking the hard questions: - How did Mark enjoy his trip to Westport? - How good is Mark at pretending to drown? - How long can Dave talk about Marvel before going off on one about Iron Man 3? - Are WWE 2K17 and Mafia III competitors for the okay-est Game of The Year? - Is Mafia III and elaborate piece of IRA propaganda? As well as all that, we break down the week in video news and manage to squeeze in our (spoiler-free) thoughts on Luke Cage and Westworld. In our Shocktober Book Club this week we’re discussing Resident Evil 4, a pivotal entry in the long running Capcom series in a number of ways, and to do so we’ll be joined by Chaz Ali, gameplay programmer at Bossa Studios, the studio behind Surgeon Simulator and the beautifully weird I Am Bread. Chaz is a big Resi fan and has a lot to add to what was a very enjoyable chat this week. *starts at 1:26:24* __________________________________________________________ Listen, like, share, find us on iTunes (rate us there too to be extra nice), and enjoy! If you wanna contact us for our mailbag, or just to say hi, or if you just want to keep up to date on our content as it’s posted, check out the following: linktothecast@gmail.com twitter.com/linktothecast facebook.com/linktothecast twitch.tv/linktothecast www.youtube.com/channel/UC8tQR9nEJw2KbTQ9Xd23D2Q LTTC Cover Art- @EamoV1 Our Weekly Schedule Monday: Mark on Mondays Tuesday: Book Club on Youtube/Article on website Wednesday: LTTC Plays Thursday: New Link to the Cast episode Friday: FriDave Plays

Apparently Everybody’s Gone to the Rapture - and we weren’t even invited! Josh and Sarah talk the new PS4 exclusive critical darling and compare it to another narrative heavy game, Cradle. Alexander gives his take on Arkham Knight and early impressions of Final Fantasy 14. Josh covers the irresponsible shooter Shadow Warrior and Chris goes where no bread has gone before in I Am Bread. Oh, and more Rocket League, because Rocket League. The gang tries to avoid a meltdown while discussing the GOTW, What Now?, and mentally prepares for next episode’s free game, Sonic Dreams Collection.Music: “Husbands” and “Shut Up” by Savages

Join this week's podcast where Ben, the host, is joined by Garri as they talk through this weeks news, involving Hideo Kojima's tips on playing Metal Gear Solid: The Phantom Pain, Fallout 4's voice recordings and Final Fantasy XV's development that started 3 years ago. As Neil is absent this week, there isn't a Banter with Bolt, though they did discuss the question if which game you'd make into a movie. They end up the podcast by going through the reviews of I Am Bread, Commander Cherry, Tearaway Unfolded and Zombie Vikings and last but not least discuss their played games of the past week. [--[CAST]--]Ben Shillabeer-HallTwitter: https://twitter.com/Chille_ukE-mail: Ben.shillabeer-hall@psu.comPSN: ChilleNeogaf: Chille Garri BagdasarovTwitter: https://twitter.com/GaglaushE-mail: Garri@psu.comPSN: Gaglaush

In this episode of ScatterShot, Alan and Colin discuss Hyena, I am Bread, Coherence and The Last Man on Earth. We sidetrack as always with a game of Character Assassination and round the show off with some wonderful listener questions.

Kole, Ben, Dennis, and Jala talk about I Am Bread, YouTube Gaming, and we ask you about your favorite unjustly maligned games. THE BRIEF: YouTube Gaming launches August 26. Twelve Minutes. Metal Gear Solid V release trailer. Final Fantasy VII comes out for iOS. MULTIPLAYER: What's your favorite unjustly maligned game? THE GRIND: Jala: I Am Bread. Metal Gear Solid: Ground Zeroes. Dark Souls. Kole: Triple Triad. Ben: Towerfall: Ascension. Dennis: BroForce. Hearthstone. Heroes of the Storm.

Stewart Gilray from Just Add Water joins Glenn and Josh. New Releases. ‘I Am Bread’ coming to PS4. ‘Uncharted: The Nathan Drake Collection’ revealed. ‘Fallout 4’ is OFFICIAL! ‘Rocket League’ launching in July. What we’re playing and watching. Break music from ‘God of War 2’. E3 2015 Predictions and Emails. Comedian is Steve Rannazzisi. http://psnation.com

George, Jimmy, and Matt Visual discuss Sony's Final Fantasy VII port announcement, the Geoff Keighley awards, and I Am Bread!

Do you remember when Non-Intern Simon had a Wii? And can you remember the ultimate fate of that Wii? Non-Intern Simon doesn't which is why he has now bought a Wii U. Betting is now open for how long that Wii U will be actively used for. The winner will get the chance to throw a sack containing bricks, a Wii U controller (that Ann says is rather nice to touch) and some other 'items' into the canal. This week's Super-Special Guest was the Bionic Man Luke Williams from Bossa Studios (he has had laser eye surgery). He was on the show to talk about his new game I Am Bread and how it is similar to Kim Kardashian's butt. This then caused Ste to get rather existential about raw toast and how it fits in with the world. We found out that I Am Bread was first made during a game jam at Bossa Studios so it could be called a jam sandwich (if you're prepared to give us the benefit of the doubt like Nicholas Parsons on Just A Minute). It's on Steam Early Access now and should be finished early next year. We heard from Sega Badawi and Simon The Intern caught us up with all the gaming news that Ann missed off because she couldn't connect it to Taylor Swift. And we had the welcome return of our Top Five feature, but it might not be so welcome after all the puns Ste made. Sorry. We also learned that Non-Intern Simon scared Ann at night, what magazines Luke used to read in the old days and that Ste has trouble throwing his Vita. Cheerio! Team OLL x Links: https://twitter.com/eternz https://twitter.com/bossastudios Track list: 1. Uncle Bibby - Pinch Me http://chipmusic.org/unclebibby/music/pinch-me-korg-dsn-12 2. Kodek - Lazy Fruit http://chipmusic.org/kodek/music/lazy-fruit 3. MilLs DJ - Like A Kid Again http://chipmusic.org/mills+dj/music/mills-dj---like-a-kid-again 4. TEOMAWKI - Through My Eyes http://chipmusic.org/teomawki/music/through-my-eyes

This week on Boss Battle 121, we have our cast of Bobby (@bobbyfjtown), Chachi (@chachisays), Zach Gowen (@zachgowen) and Mike Sorg (@sorgatron). On this weeks show: We discuss our gaming achievements from the past week. In Video Game Themed Things From Around The Internetâ?¦netâ?¦net: A Samus Amiibo sells for a bunch on EBay, running into Trevor in GTA and Game Theory covering the hookshot in Legend of Zelda. 11:16 We talk about some gaming news like Assassinâ??s Creed Victory, I Am Bread, and the Dark Below expansion to Destiny. 18:38 We talk about console problems; like hackers possibly taking Xbox Live down and Wii U errors. 28:53 Guest host Zach Gowen reviews Secret Ponchos. 33:58 We discuss some Black Friday gaming sales figures. 39:43 Lastly In our Final Round discussion, we talk about how Black Friday will impact each console moving forward. Remember to check out: Our Twitter @insertcointb and view our Website at insertcointobegin.com! Also, catch our shows live, we record every Tuesday around 8 PM EST and it can be seen atlive.sorgatronmedia.com!

Una semana más Rafa "Rompe Ralph" nos trae las últimas noticias del mundo del videojuego, acompañado por Eloy el pequeño Troll y Rosa Lucas. Esta semana nos hablan de lo que fue la Madrid Games Week (sí, otra vez), nos cuentan novedades sobre los personajes de Mario Kart 8 y un nuevo simulador que saldrá al mercado: I Am Bread, simulador de rebanada de pan... pa cagarse. El juego gratuito de la semana es el famoso World of Tanks, juego de factura bielorrusa. ¡Saludos y gracias por escucharnos!